Hatred and judgment have become common forces in our society. Social media empowers people to be mean and bitter with very few consequences. We’re on a slippery slope, rapidly sliding into a dystopian hell.
We must counter this movement with compassion and understanding.
Let’s dig in.
What’s Happening in Today’s Episode
Have you noticed the level of anger and hatred rising in our society?
The new normal seems to be publicly shaming people and calling them terrible names because we disagree with their ideas or beliefs. This type of behavior is extremely dangerous and creates a culture of disconnect.
Celebrities, media figures, social media influencers, and leaders are all adopting this behavior. It’s setting a dangerous precedent for younger generations. The divide we feel within is growing wider.
We need to counter this hatred with compassion and understanding. We don’t help people see new perspectives by attacking their characters and calling them names. We lead people through compassion and education.
We must be willing to educate if we’re serious about helping others.
We can change this pattern, but we have a long way to go.
Here is a quick highlight of the main topics discussed:
What does normalizing hate mean?
Hate begets hate
Disconnected from humanity
A different approach
We must get ahead of these trends and offer alternative paths for people to pursue. Leading with compassion and understanding doesn’t mean accepting terrible behavior or living without consequences.
It means we must face the darkness so we may overcome things.
Compassion ensures there is mercy. Mercy keeps us humane and connected.
Without these pieces, we become cold and out-of-touch people.
We can make the change by leading by example in our lives every day.
The goal is to find things that resonate to be used in your life today, so studying the various concepts of self-mastery will hopefully give you the tools needed to tap into your highest potential.
You can find a link to the show’s transcript here.
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